Examples of using Second sample group in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
The second sample group was achieved with 11 participants.
To validate the theoretical model,it was presented to two families who constitute the second sample group.
For the second sample group, we sought to interview the family who experienced the subsequent step, the return to home.
The first sample group of participants were explored on the negative experiences of the family in the hospital and the second sample group, family participants experiences were positively explored in the hospital.
For the second sample group, besides questioning about the period previously experienced, we asked about the return home.
Subsequently, considering the statements of nurses on the importance of team work for care management, the second sample group was created E9-E14 with six participants: three physicians, two nursing technicians and a social worker.
The second sample group contained subjects who evidenced a better understanding of care practices in daily reality at the NICU.
Once data saturation was achieved codes andinitial categories of analysis it was defined the hypotheses that guided the second sample group to uncover the meanings assigned, by five healthcare coordinators, to the study's objective.
In the second sample group two nursing directors were interviewed and, in the third sample group, two nurses from the Regional Board of Nurses.
These data led to the questioning and exploring of the following hypothesis: What is the experience of families who depend on the public service and have another kind of composition?,which led to the second sample group of three families who used the public health care system.
It is noteworthy that the composition of the second sample group followed the submission of an Amendment, on 06/24/2014, under protocol no.
This second sample group was composed of six nursing technicians, all women, with between five and 27 years of experience in providing care to children with chronic conditions.
With regard to the gender identity shown by participants, it should be emphasized that such was based on the biological condition, that is, on the male and female aspects,which led to family members being defined as the second sample group due to their closeness to and intimacy with one another.
The first sample groups was EP; the second sample group was ES; and the third sample group was ET, where P is primary; S is secondary; and T is tertiary.
The six first families, belonging to the first sample group, had children affected by chronic conditions that justified the transplantation.The two families composing the second sample group had children who had been affected by fulminant hepatitis and had to be submitted to transplantation immediately.
The second sample group, formed by family members of patients, was taken into consideration as it significantly contributed to the process of consolidation of categories developed until this moment.
One of the participants from the second sample group frequently mentioned the State Nursing Council COREN, i.e. the regional nursing supervising agency. This participant stated that, apparently, the agency does not have a clear and proper understanding of what NCS really is.
The second sample group was made up of five mothers who were caregivers for children with chronic conditions, with greater purchasing power in comparison with the participants from the first group. .
The analysis of the statements of health professionals second sample group pointed out the hypothesis that the relatives third sample group have a complicating or facilitating role in coping with the surgical process experienced by the patient with coronary heart disease.
In this sense, the second sample group was composed of psychologists 02, social workers 01 and psychiatrists 02 in order to better understand the process of care to the woman by these professionals.
After analysis andformation of hypothesis of the first group, a second sample group was formed, composed by seven nursing professionals involved with care practice, which were four nurses and three nursing technicians, represented by the letters"EA" followed by the number respective to the interview sequence"EA1","EA2", and so on.
The second sample group included 13 patients and 13 family members followed at a mental health service secondary level, so as to include people with less problems due to the schizophrenia.
To constitute the second sample group, with the heads of the nursing service at the research institutions, the suggestions, ideas and doubts were considered that emerged from the codified and analyzed data based on the first group. .
The second sample group was guided by the hypothesis: in managing care, nurses seek to meet the needs of women with breast cancer through active listening and considering the particularities inherent to chemotherapy as a proposed palliative therapy.
The second sample group had the participation of family members who showed a better understanding of the confidence generated from the interactions with the nursing staff, and the third group mentioned aspects of mistrust generated from the interactions with the nursing team.
The second sample group was composed of three students who were in the 10 semester of the Undergraduate Nursing program at the UFPR, in the semester subsequent to the first group, due to the experience of having attended 70 hours of home care lectures and the chances of bringing new contributions to the group. .
Initially the unstructured interview was applied and from the second group of sample the interview was adapted to direct the collection of new data, then passing the semi-structured interview.